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THE CONDITIONS OF TRANSFER > In general , learning is managed and instituted for broader purposes than simply the modification of particular human performances . It is brought about in order to establish capabilities that will be of ...
THE CONDITIONS OF TRANSFER > In general , learning is managed and instituted for broader purposes than simply the modification of particular human performances . It is brought about in order to establish capabilities that will be of ...
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The behavior of the first individual is said to show transfer of learning to the extent that the performance is done more readily than it would have been had not the originally learned capability been present ( that is , more readily ...
The behavior of the first individual is said to show transfer of learning to the extent that the performance is done more readily than it would have been had not the originally learned capability been present ( that is , more readily ...
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It is of prime importance to note that transfer is a phenomenon which depends on previous learning . Educational writers occasionally wax so enthsuiastic about the importance of transferability that they are prone to forget this fact .
It is of prime importance to note that transfer is a phenomenon which depends on previous learning . Educational writers occasionally wax so enthsuiastic about the importance of transferability that they are prone to forget this fact .
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5 MULTIPLE DISCRIMINATION CONCEPT LEARNING | 113 |
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